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If this isn't too much, I don't really know what it would. They can modify everything, setup everything, it's the nightmare of every civic person. Why aren't we
by imd23 12y ago
If this isn't too much, I don't really know what it would. They can modify everything, setup everything, it's the nightmare of every civic person. Why aren't we doing anything?
- Zigurd 12y agoBecause MOST people don't mind. You are in the minority, complaining about this. It's quite hopeless, really. Now about those electronic voting machines. Surely those are fair game outside the UK. And I'm sure "everyone does it" so what possible objection could there be?
- dan_bk 12y ago> Because MOST people don't mind. You are in the minority, complaining about this. It's quite hopeless, really. I hope you realize how you sound like an automated GCHQ agent. Also, it's interesting to see how these posts disappear quickly from the front page.
- dandelion_lover 12y agoWhy aren't you doing anything? I replace all my everyday programs including OS by free software. I showed presentation about it to my colleges. I transfer money to FSF from time to time. If those who care all do that the world can change. Moreover, small group of people who care is the only engine of changes in the world.